Can An Owner Of House Give You A 30-Days Notice Just Because???
A landlord is generally free to terminate a month-to-month tenancy for any reason (other than an unlawful reason) by giving proper written notice...
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A landlord is generally free to terminate a month-to-month tenancy for any reason (other than an unlawful reason) by giving proper written notice...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. No rent is owed for an illegal unit. See Carter v. Cohen (2010) 188 Cal.App.4th 1038, 1047-1052. Although...
You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney about this. Many offer a free initial consultation. Assuming the building is subject to rent...
It depends on the language of the lease. Many leases has a provision which basically lets the landlord off the hook if there is a delay for reasons...
Based on those facts, you should have pretty solid claims for fraud and breach of contract. You can sue for up to $10k in small claims court, and...
My sympathies. However, your illness did not suspend your obligation to pay rent, so the landlord was entitled to serve a 3-day notice, and to...
I don't believe that the move out order would not automatically terminate her tenancy rights - just her right to physically be in the unit....
There would have to be a formal assignment of of the unlawful detainer cause of action from the old owner to the new owner. And the new owner...
It sounds like you have a retaliatory eviction defense under Civil Code Section 1942.5. Did you plead it in your answer? If not, you should ask...
My sympathies on your loss. Since the condo is rented, you would want a landlord policy - not a homeowner property (most homeowner's policies...